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Please take a look at that. For a couple months now I've been trying to compile a ti asm program on linux. I can compile something like a simple 'command' like ld, but the include file just doesn't want to work. Any ideas?
The required syntax looks something like this:
.nolist
#include "ti83plus.inc"
.list
You have to have the .nolist so it doesn't try to compile the contents of ti83plus.inc as commands.
Code:
.NOLIST
#define EQU .equ
#define equ .equ
#define END .end
#define end .end
#include "ti83plus.inc"
.LIST
.org 9D93h
.db $BB,$6D
ld a,0
ld (CURCOL),a
ld (CURROW),a
ld hl,text
B_CALL(_PutS)
ret
text:
.db "Hello, World",0
.end
end
When I attempt to compile that with z80asm, this is the result:
ronnie@ubuntuBoxx:~/Programming$ z80asm ti.z80
ti.z80:1: command or comment expected (was .NOLIST )
ti.z80:2: command or comment expected (was #define EQU .equ )
ti.z80:3: command or comment expected (was #define equ .equ )
ti.z80:4: command or comment expected (was #define END .end )
ti.z80:5: command or comment expected (was #define end .end )
ti.z80:6: command or comment expected (was #include "ti83plus.inc" )
ti.z80:7: command or comment expected (was .LIST )
ti.z80:9: command or comment expected (was .org 9D93h )
ti.z80:10: command or comment expected (was .db $BB,$6D )
ti.z80:15: command or comment expected (was B_CALL(_PutS) )
ti.z80:18: command or comment expected (was .db "Hello, World",0 )
ti.z80:20: command or comment expected (was .end )
ti.z80:13: using undefined label CURROW
ti.z80:12: using undefined label CURCOL
*** 14 errors found ***
ronnie@ubuntuBoxx:~/Programming$
I think the compiler that you're using doesn't understand the TASM directives. Check its documentation.
Well, what other compiler would I be able to use?
secretservgy wrote:
Well, what other compiler would I be able to use?
Damn you are lazy. Kerm said read the documentation, not look for a new one, so how about you just read the documentation? Do a little investigating, some reading - you know, basic problem solving skills. If the compiler does something drastically different, then it will tell you and probably give you an example, but you can only find that out if you just go read the fucking documentation!!
And next time you ask for help with a program, do us all a favor and at the VERY least provide us a link to said program 
.
If you want an assembler that uses TASM directives, why not use TASM?
secretservgy wrote:
Well, what other compiler would I be able to use?
SPASM
@Kerm: Double You Eye En Ee. not that best solution, but no reason it wouldn't work
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